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Environment minister says EV rebates will return

Canada's auto manufacturers have grown on their calls for the government to repeal the mandate, as EV sales dropped in early 2025 as the rebates ended. » Read More...

Edmonton Airports joins H2CanFly consortium to advance hydrogen and sustainable aviation technologies

YEG is situated in a region that reportedly produces 60 per cent of Canada’s hydrogen and is an emerging hydrogen hub. » Read More...

Ballard names new president and CEO

The BoD appointed Neese as the new president and CEO following a succession planning process. » Read More...

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Eliminating emissions: Mercer International investing in innovative tech to meet future targets

The company has been hard at work finding ways to reduce its overall emissions. » Read More...

Nunavut’s first wind and energy storage project to slash diesel dependency in Sanikiluaq

Led by the Inuit-owned Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corp. (a subsidiary of Qikiqtaaluk Corp.), the project involves a 1-MW wind turbine and 1-MWh energy storage system that will replace up to 70% (600,000 litres) of the community’s diesel use for electricity. » Read More...

Zenobē and Brampton launch $4B zero-emission transit partnership

Zenobē, a U.K.-based fleet electrification and battery storage company, and the City of Brampton are partnering to launch a $4 billion initiative aimed at transitioning the city’s transit fleet to zero-emission electric buses. » Watch Here...

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